The Apple’s Tale
In this moment, I compel commitment's light,
Tilling the soil, harvesting my dreams in sight.
A smile presses my lips kissed revealing taste,
Answering's keen, releasing chaste.
Shaking the tree, ripe apples fall,
Ideal fruits for steam—answering the call.
Oh Adam, I ponder your tale so well,
A knot of knowledge, a story to tell.
Should we eat what we could sell?
Or let the word shape the story to spell?
Gratefully I bow to the sails that rise,
Guided by winds that paint the skies.
Watering views of my love the vine,
God’s hands shaped this path of mine.
Each ripple, a note, each please, I do,
Singing a world of God loving you.
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